Computational and Digital Frontiers

Thematic research encompassing ‘Computational and Digital Frontiers’ includes:  

• applications of data science
• advanced landscape GIS
• modern spatial and multivariate statistics
• remote-sensing and geophysical prospection
• agent-based modelling
• human use of space
• data infrastructure

Selected current and recent research projects 

• Automating Site Detection
• The Chios Emborio Hinterland Project
• Central Asian Archaeological Landscapes (CAAL 1.0 & 2.0)
• Computational Modelling and Human Use of Space
• From correlations to explanations: towards a new European prehistory (COREX)
• Cross-disciplinary frameworks for studying visitor experiences with digitally mediated museum exhibits
• Empowering heritage: understanding the cultural costs of South Africa’s energy futures
• Mapping Africa’s Endangered Archaeological Sites and Monuments (MAEASaM)
• Micropasts Knowledge Exchange
• Re-thinking the Green Revolution in the Medieval Western Mediterranean (6th - 16th centuries) (MEDGREENREV)
• Sensing the Iron Age and Roman Past: Geophysics and the Landscape of Hertfordshire
• Transforming Data Re-Use in Archaeology (TETRARCHS)
• Towards Inclusive Digital Museum Innovation